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  • MJ Hudson: EY quits as auditor after it ‘lost trust and confidence’ in firm’s management

    February 13, 2023

    EY has resigned as MJ Hudson’s auditor after losing trust in the company’s ability to “provide us with accurate and reliable information for audit”.  The embattled asset manager received the news in a letter from the Big Four accountancy firm this morning in which EY said it would be resigning with immediate effect. In it’s [...]

  • Business lending to drop at fastest rate in decades as recession fears intensify

    February 6, 2023

    Bank to business lending is forecast to contract sharply in 2023 while mortgage lending will grow at its slowest pace since 2011 as fears of recession intensify, economists have predicted. According to the latest forecast from EY Item Club, an economic forecasting group, bank to business lending is expected to contract 3.8 per cent this [...]

  • Big Four look to hire London’s laid-off bankers to bolster their M&A teams

    February 6, 2023

    The Big Four accounting firms – Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC – are seeking to hire laid-off bankers to bolster the ranks of their M&A advisory arms in the City. Top execs told Morning Wire the world’s biggest professional services firms are seeking to capitalise on the downturn in big M&A deals by poaching talent [...]

  • EY says it does not owe ‘duty of care’ to taxman in fight over property magnate’s tax affairs

    February 6, 2023

    EY has said it is under no obligation to help HMRC collect more taxes in defending itself against a High Court lawsuit over a British property magnate’s tax affairs.   The Big Four accounting firm said it owed no “duty of care” to HMRC to have given it information that could have helped it collect more [...]

  • EY Germany likely to slash hundreds of jobs as Wirecard scandal fall out casts shadow over future profits

    January 26, 2023

    EY’s German arm is planning to cut 40 partners and 380 staff as it attempts to boost profitability in the wake of the Wirecard scandal. The Big Four accounting firm’s German business is in talks to ditch hundreds of jobs after top audit clients including Commerzbank, DWS, and KfW pulled away from the firm following [...]

  • EY appoints ex-Cargill exec as newly-separated advisory firm’s CFO

    January 10, 2023

    EY has appointed former Cargill and General Electric exec Jamie Miller as chief financial officer (CFO) of its split-off global advisory firm. Miller’s appointment as CFO of EY’s soon-to-be separate consultancy firm comes as the Big Four firm pushes forwards with plans to float the newly spun-out business in New York. EY chief executive Carmine [...]

  • Millennials ignored by UK’s financial institutions as boards stumble towards gerontocracy

    January 9, 2023

    The boards of banks, asset managers and fintechs are outstripping their European rivals at female representation, but failing to take on any millennials, according to new research. EY’s report found that there were no board members under 40 in any of the UK’s top financial services firms. The report on board diversity shows that in [...]

  • EY builds £2bn war chest to fund M&A spree for newly-separated consulting arm

    January 8, 2023

    EY is creating a $2.5bn war chest to finance acquisitions of consulting businesses as it pushes ahead with plans to spin off its advisory arm into an entirely separate firm. The Big Four accounting firm is setting aside a sum of $2.5bn (£2.07bn) to fund an M&A spree for its newly-separated consulting arm, with a [...]

  • Who’s winning the City’s talent war? The firms that paid the most in 2022

    December 24, 2022

    Where to find the best paid job? As strikes over pay have brought the country to a halt, it is notable that workers in one sector in particular have seen their pay packets bulge in 2022. Aside from criminal barristers, who carried out a month’s long strike this summer, those working in private sector legal [...]

  • UK’s audit watchdog calls on top accounting firms to boost measures against exam cheating

    December 21, 2022

    The UK’s accounting watchdog has called on Britain’s seven largest auditors to improve the measures they have in place to prevent cheating on exams, following a series of international cheating scandals involving the world’s biggest audit firms. In a letter seen by Morning Wire, the UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) called on the country’s top [...]

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